Showing posts with label prosciutto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prosciutto. Show all posts

Saturday, July 30, 2016

Nectarine and Peach Pizza


Summer is here and nectarines and peaches are dropping faster than we can pick! My friend Jen's house had literally HUNDREDS of delicious nectarines and sweet as can be peaches. After a couple hours of picking we ended up with boxes overflowing with beautiful stone fruit. Now what to do with them. We were making nectarine and peach everything for days. From pies, to jam, to cobbler and ice cream we tried it all! I even tried making nectarine ravioli but the flavor was overpowered by the goat cheese :D. 

Tuesday, January 12, 2016

A Feast for the Holidays

Last month around Christmas weekend, we celebrated my parents' 28th anniversary. My mom had wanted me to make reservations at a nice restaurant for dinner, but the holidays just would not be the same without a home cooked meal. And what better way to spend time with family than by bonding in the kitchen over pots, pans, and pasta. It was a perfect excuse to try out my new Le Creuset dutch oven that the boy got me for Christmas! Recipes included - click on links below for recipes and more pics.  (Too many recipes to fit in one post!)

Prosciutto Wrapped Dates


Prosciutto and basil wrapped dates stuffed with goat cheese

Prep time: 10 minutes
Cook time: 10 minutes
Yield: 20 pieces

Ingredients:
20 dried pitted dates
3oz goat cheese
20 basil leaves
5 slices of prosciutto
20 toothpicks

Instructions:
1. Open each date up lengthwise (usually pitted dates will already have a lengthwise incision down the middle
2. Stuff each date with a small amount of goat cheese distributed evenly amongst the dates
3. Wrap each date up with a basil leaf
4. Cut each slice of prosciutto lengthwise into 4 pieces. Wrap each basil wrapped date in prosciutto.
5. Place on a baking sheet and broil on high for 7 minutes until prosciutto starts to bubble.
6. Insert a toothpick into each date and serve warm